Madness-Murder Jr

[theseeker]

most likely.

as BA said, its the low point in your system.

You just need an air tap at the top and it should drain properly.

And u just need a female quick disconnect to start the drain at the pump side.

I think I have that one covered.

This is coming along very nicely, it is clean and well thought out. I do like the loop from the cpu to the vid card more each time I see it, it flows well.

I think that NaeKuh's advice about the QC for a drain would look fine if you used the stubby female out of a rotary 45. Or you could run the tube to the rear of the case and use a bulk-head fitting to put a QC on the back.

Or we have another scotch and think about it some more.

Correct, another scotch! T
Thanks John!

Wow Rocky.. I have to say that your radiator is HUGE. The size really looks fitting for the TJ07 and should prove to be a worthy asset in your water cooling system.

Great progress though, it looks like you've put a lot of work into getting it just right. It's more time consuming that most imagine. I just hope you don't have sleepless night figuring out where you're going to place your pump like I did.

BA, I just copy your ideas and it is very time consuming to say the least.

Lol, I saw where you ended up putting it but could you place it on the midplate at the front, under the drives? Then have it run to the rad. Would there be room for that?

I am not sure I understand your question? It could be the scotch

Looking at the drain plug idea, I can't see how it would be an easy drain process. Given the construction of the D5 top, I would imagine you will have to rock your case back and forth a lot in order to drain your radiator. I know it isn't as sexy of an otpion, but a regular T fitting attached to the lower barb of the radiator would drain the system like a champ and since it is in the lower chamber would basically be out of sight. Just a thought.

I have become accustomed to rocking my case! Thanks for the input, but I am not a fan of Tee's.

Many thanks!